they are medicines in doses, heterocyclic compounds, and finally medicines no in doses. hope this helps
If you work with elderly and vulnerable people, you should have demonstrated immunity to chickenpox by having it in the past or by having two doses of chickenpox vaccine. If that is the case, there is no risk in visiting your granddaughter.
False. There are people who overuse OTC (Over the counter) as well as prescription medicines, People become dependent on laxatives, antihistamines (for sleep), cold medicines, and pain killers. People convince doctors they need prescriptions by describing symptoms and claiming OTC medicines don't help. Just taking some extra cough medicines and Tylenol (acetaminophen) doses can lead to an acetaminophen overdose that can lead to kidney damage or failure, and death.
Doses are different for different people and depend on the person's body weight and the condition for which he or she is being treated.
not the much is needed but yuh will need to be able to gives doses of medicines to clients.hope this helps
Technically, you can overdose on any medicine. What medicine are you wondering about? There are doses of some medicines which should never be exceeded.
there is allways a risk particularly with elderly receiving antipsychotics. start with small doses is important and monitoring .
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because otherwise the chemicals in the medicines can mix and cause a harmfull chemical reaction in your digestive system
Apply i to the dog as normal, then rub the cats all over the dog carefully until all is absorbed. Use caution. That guy wasn't serious! Really, not all medicines are OK for both cats and dogs. You need to ask a vet.
NEVER give any animal a medication that was made for humans without specific instructions from a veterinarian. Human doses of medicines can kill animals, and many types of medicines meant for humans cannot be taken at all by animals, because they can kill them.
Yes, magnesium oxide is commonly used in medicines as a source of magnesium, which is an essential mineral for the body. It is generally considered safe when used as directed. However, high doses may cause gastrointestinal side effects such as diarrhea.